Reflow

Reflow is for designers and developers building React, Next.js, or vanilla JavaScript apps who want to add user accounts, paid subscriptions, or an online store without building those systems from scratch. Its libraries and APIs connect an app to Reflow’s management dashboard and payment services. For authentication, Reflow supports email-and-password accounts and social sign-in, including Google, Apple, Facebook, and other providers. It can provide user and session information to both the frontend and backend, and lets project owners manage accounts, invalidate sessions, or remove user data from a central dashboard. For SaaS products, memberships, or premium content, developers can define subscription plans, billing periods, feature limits, and access rules. Customers can subscribe and manage their plans within the app. Subscriptions use Stripe or Paddle, and Reflow provides account and subscription status for controlling access to paid features. For ecommerce, Reflow supports physical and digital products, product variants and customization, categories, coupons, gift cards, shopping carts, checkout, tax handling, and order management. Stores can accept payments through Stripe or PayPal, retrieve product details through the API, and connect backend workflows using webhooks. Reflow may suit teams building custom web apps that need a combination of authentication, recurring billing, or ecommerce. It is a developer-oriented integration platform rather than a standalone storefront: you add its libraries or APIs to your project and build the customer-facing experience there.

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